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Diana Cranney
April 7, 2010
Dear Marge,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and Cindy, Pam and their families at this time. He has done so many great things for people through the years. I hadn't realized he had been sick for many years. His story about his plane crash has always stayed with me: after the wreck he got up and out of the plane, went home, took a shower and then went to the hospital! Bless you, Love, Diana Cranney
Susie Barnum
April 4, 2010
My heart aches for your loss and everyone who was lucky enough to have known this very special man. He will be forever in our hearts.
Angela Carrier (Shands Nurse)
March 29, 2010
Margery, you and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time. Ken was such a wonderfully joyful patient to care for all these years; often bringing many smiles to my seemingly woesome work days. He will be sorely missed but always just a distant memory. May God surround and comfort you during this time.
bill brotherton
March 28, 2010
To the Pierson Family. Our dear friend has passed, Ken played a huge part in my life as a friend, as the kind man who guided my cancer tratment and as a flyiing buddy. I met him glider flying at Rudy's, He was the tow pilot, ride giver, helping hand alway with a kind word and quick joke. He was a joy to to be around , uplifting everybody with his antics and dry humor. If I ever grow up I could only hope to be half of this kind of man. Ken, I bet there is good lift up there, fly high.
With sincere condolences.
We are deminshed
Bill & Marceile Brotherton
Mary Rife
March 26, 2010
To the Pierson Family:
My heart goes out to you during this sad parting. Although you know you will eventually be together again, it still hurts to be without his wonderful wit and wisdom. I worked for Dr. Pierson at Shands as his secretary. He was a wonderful boss and I loved his sense of humor. He came in one day with a bruise on his forehead and I asked him what happened. He said he walked into his airplane wing. He said it seemed like a good idea at the time. He always made me laugh. Everyone loved working with him.
My Sincere Condolences, Mary Sue Rife
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